Ultraviolet (200 nm) observations of the nearby cluster of galaxies Abell 1367

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Galactic Clusters, Ultraviolet Astronomy, Galactic Evolution, Star Formation

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Ultraviolet (200 nm) observations of 120 galaxies are performed in a 1.8 square degree field centered on the A 1367 cluster with 40-cm imaging telescope flown on a stabilized balloon-borne gondola. Total ultraviolet fluxes are obtained and used to derive the current Star Formation Rate (SFR) in the cluster galaxies with measured H I masses. A good correlation is found between the SFR per unit area and the gas surface density, similar to that previously found for a sample of field galaxies (Donas et al., 1987), while the mean gas depletion time-scale (Mg/SFR) is probably shorter in the cluster than in the field.

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